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Please someone out there tell me I’m not alone. My baby was born on June 23rd. He’s such a good baby but still wakes up every 3 hours on the dot for that bottle. I’m not sure what to do people say to let him cry he will stop. We tried that he screamed for over an hour none stop. The munchkin screamed so much next day he didn’t have a voice. Any mamas out there have any advice.

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Just feed him 🤷🏽‍♀️
Ik it’s not the answer you was hoping for lol but all babies are different

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June 24th here and ebf except when I’m at work and my little guy wakes up a few times a night to comfort nurse. It really doesn’t bother me because we bed-share. Your little guy is sitting up so well. Mine just falls over!😂

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My daughter is doing that too and it’s hard on me because her daddy sleeps like a rock once he falls asleep. I could push him off the bed and he would still sleep. So I’m always the one up for the midnight feedings. She sleeps about 3-5 hours between each bottle. It’s taking a toll on me because I’m already exhausted being 11 weeks pregnant with baby number 3. Just hang in there and if they are hungry, let them eat. They will outgrow it eventually. I feel like the cold is what is making it worse, the colder she is, the more my daughter wakes up. It’s a lot of stress on this momma here.

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Mine is a June 12 she was waking to feed sometimes twice at night. I decided to change tactic these past two days. She wakes up I put her back down in her crib and rub her back she falls back to sleep. If she gets up again then I nurse her back to sleep. So far she just wants to make sure I’m there.

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I agree with the other commenters! I ebf and my babe is a great sleeper but does eat in the night a couple times. Just feed them lol unless it’s causing a huge amount of trouble for you, I would continue doing what you’re doing 🤷🏼‍♀️

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Maybe try feeding him a smaller amount and then the normal amount more spread out? Like a little snack to help him get to the next hour and then slowly take the snack away 🤣

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I would just feed him and hang in there and it’ll get better. Talk to pediatrician and see if they have any suggestions of course. I agree with you I def couldn’t just let them “cry it out”. Makes me feel like my baby feels abandoned lol

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My baby was born on July 7 and I went back to work when he was 1,5 months. When we hit the 4 months regression it got really bad and by 5,5 months I couldn’t do it any longer. It was extremely difficult to wake up every 1-2 hours at night and then work the next day. 
So we hired a sleep consultant and it was worth every penny for us. She gave us the sleep training program for my son and she’s supported us for those 2 weeks via phone and email. It was hard mostly the first 3 days and it’s really designed for dads to take the main part of it. So I’m lucky my husband was willing to do it, but now the night wakings are almost non-existent. We might have an off night here and there but those are rare and I feel like I’m a new person now!

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My baby is also June 23! He still wakes up at night to feed multiple times but thankfully makes a 7 hour stretch in there somewhere once it hits 12:30. Just feed baby! Every baby is different, and if it's that much trouble to take it away, he must really need it 🤔

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